bodies. roth says the research shows the people buried here died between 1875 and 1935. the county has filed a petition with the court to get permission to remove at least 100 of the pine coffins to make room for construction. >> the county intends to hire an archaeologists. one of those may be used to remove the remains and determine any identifying information. if there is any identifying information in the boxes and we can figure out whose body that is, we would either publish the information in the newspaper, the law requires us to do. >> reporter: if the bodies are not claimed, roth says they are asking the court for permission to dispose of them in accordance with the law.

right now, construction in and near the graveyard has been suspended while this matter is taken care of. reporting live. back to you. thank you. tonight more details on the governor's proposed budget deal. they include fewer school days and cuts to salaries and closing state buildings one week. governor brown says it will be less painful if a tax increase is passed in november. most of the budget cuts would be to public education. today, the assembly budget committee met to review the plan. lawmakers have until june 15th to come to an agreement. we want to know what you would do to balance the budget. vote by calling or texting. 408-300-9222. we will bring you the results at 6:00. this one is not in our

survey, but senators are betting on line poker. the gambling industry sees california as the biggest market in the world and it is lobbying for internet poker. legalizing it here would give the state a share of the profits. senate leader says it would pour hundreds of millions of dollars into the treasury. federal budget cuts in health care and social service for people living with hiv/aids. cuts which one supervisor calls devastating according to the "san francisco chronicle." a spokeswoman says he is willing, but the mayor has to cope with a $170 million budget deficit. another setback for the sheriff.

a judge ruled today that video taken of the sheriff's wife can be used during misconduct proceedings. these are still shots of the video why which you can see a bruise on her right arm. mayor lee wants the sheriff removed from the position. back in march, he pleaded guilty to a false imprisonment charge. this evening, san jose could be making pay day history. the city council could make it the nation's largest city to cap the number of pay day store fronts. the pay day lenders with the ads and dollar signs crowding their windows are numerous in the lower-income neighborhoods where they are accused of taking advantage of the poor with the high interest rates on their short-term loans. measure facing the city council tonight would cap the interest rates at 30%.

palo alto's landscape will ge slightly. an approval of the five--story building on the real estate area in palo alto. the gateway building will go up at lytton avenue. it will house three floors of office and retail space. it was controversial because it required a zoning change. greenpeace is urging apple to turn the icloud green. messages were calling on apple to make changes. they say apple relies too much on coal-fired power plants to fuel the icloud. the facility for the icloud in north carolina will be efficient and supply more than half of the income from renewable sources. we are just days away from what will likely be the biggest

internet ipo ever. social offering is hitting roadblocks. some untimely news for facebook today. general motors says it will pull all of its ads from facebook. gm says they feel their ads are ineffective on facebook. the move comes on the same day a new cnbc poll shows 57% of facebook users say they never click on the ads. in the first quarter, facebook made $824 million from ad sales. the ipo looks to be a big hit. facebook is said to be thinking of offering more shares to the public. >> this is part of an amazing run from the tiny start up to global jiegiant. >> it wasn't that long ago that facebook was a way for college students to communicate with each other. now it has become much more. we look at facebook's time line

with the assist from facebook's time line. it all started in a harvard dorm room. that is where mark zuckerberg and his roommates kicked off a tech revolution. social networking. now a part of most of our lives every day. >> really made everybody's friendships more public. you get to know other people's relationships as well as your own. it's pretty cool. >> from the first funding, courtesy of paypal co- funder and steady users coming on board, facebook is a huge money maker. millions of photos and videos and eventually ads. the source of facebook's profit. google and yahoo each tried to buy facebook, but zuckerberg never sold and became one of the

richest young people in the world. to this day, facebook evolves constantly changing the way we use it. >> it is changing the way we communicate and the way we do business, but it is just making everything faster. >> and using the cash to grow. witness its recent $1 billion buyout of instantgram. it is a huge force of making changes around the world like the middle east where the ability to communication on the internet to millions of people at the same time has been given credit for starting revolutions and sparking government change. with nearly 3 billion likes and comments every day, facebook is it seems, making the world a more social place. and yet another facebook fact for you. if you saw the movie, it was originally called "the facebook." that changed when they purchased

the web site facebook.com. we will have more tonight at 6:00. >> thank you, scott. we have been teaming up with our colleagues at cnbc to cover the ipo from every angle. scott is among our five reporters covering the story and how it impacts the bay area. in other business news, the fbi is looking into trading losses at jpmorgan chase. the losses are estimated at $2 billion. chairman jamie dimon got votes of confidence. shareholders let him keep his job titles and president obama told the ladies on "the view," he thinks dimon is one of the smartest bankers in the country. and backlash for mitt romney. why it could cost him big money. and some steps to keep your children save. and going to the mat. a south bay man is an unsung hero. tonight, his story is part of our proud series. i'm jeff in the weather

center. mainly clear. however, that marine cloud cover is starting to build. we'll have spring sunshine in the wednesday forecast and we're also talking tropics. the first day of the pacific basin hurricane season is starting today. we are tracking a storm. and precious om

on the campaign trail today, a well-known openly gay supporter of mitt romney is pulling his support. bill white is the ceo of the new york-based consulting firm. he supported both democrats and republicans in the years past. after president obama's support of same-sex marriage last week, white wrote a letter to romney

saying the republican candidate chose the wrong side of history and does not support his run for president any longer. the police officer jim caput was honored in washington d.c. it is an annual ceremony on capitol hill honoring law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty. president kennedy started the tradition of honoring the fallen officers. summer is right around the corner. for parents, that means picking the right summer camp. this is the video in palo alto wherefore 21 years, kids have been playing games and learning songs and making new friends. parents have to do homework to make sure the kids are going to a safe environment. camp directors suggest parents ask questions from how ko

counselors are screened. they recommend looking for accreditation from the american camp association. >> it's over 400 standards that a camp voluntarily holds itself to. the majority focused on the safety of the participants. that is a very good starting point. >> experts advise talks with your kids about what is appropriate and inappropriate and what to do if they feel uncomfortable. memorial day weekend is two weeks away and the list of the top gas tank get aways is out. the most searched travel spots within 300 miles of san francisco is out. topping the list is monterrey and then calistoga and then lake tahoe. 70% of the people traveling that weekend will be driving to their dist

d destination. the alzheimer's prevention drug tested on people with no signs of dementia. it will be tested on a small region in colombia. the study will be funded by the obama administration. that announcement came today. the goal is to find the treatment for the disease by 2015. another study will focus on a nasal spray that sends insulin directly to the brain based on alzheimer's and diabetes may be linked. "nightly news" will have more on this story in 15 minutes. in the sports world, there are good coaches and great coaches and legendary coaches. think of john woodin and vince lombardi. >> if that is the definition of the legendary coach, there is a legend coaching in the south bay. we have a profile of the coach who is matched by his longevity.

>> yes. like many japanese-americans of his age, his life story is fascinating. serving in world war ii and going from having trouble finding a job after the war and selling one of his companies for $30 million. i have not gotten to the judo yet. that is the bay area proud. to survive in judo and come out on top, you're going to need a well-practiced combination of balance, quickness and strength. >> move. move. move. >> if your judo coach is this guy, you will need a thick skin and well. >> come on. that won't work. start using your head. you don't know anything. don't stay there. try it again. >> the coach, his athletes will

tell you, is tough. >> we have to work on the technique better. >> in this case, 66 years as san jose state's judo coach. you cannot tell the story of judo in the united states without mentioning his name more than a few times. >> this is the first olympic team. >> he was not only the coach on the first olympic squad in 1964, he spearheaded changes to competitive judo that paved the way for it to become an olympic sport. >> i changed the structure of it. of course, i was not the most popular guy. i started it. that's how it went. >> reporter: at san jose stayes he was busy building a

juggernaut. for the past half sense try, if you are serious about judo in america, you consider being coached by him. >> they come and stay because they want to make the olympic team. >> reporter: and many of them have. although if there is one hole in his resume, it is olympic gold. no american judo athlete has brought one of those home. at least not yet. and for not much longer if marty has a say. >> you'll get there. >> reporter: for the past five years, he has taught her and guided her and criticized her on her way to the 2012 olympic games in london. >> his mantra is if you cannot put up with what i have to give you, you will not put up with what life throws at you. >> reporter: she thinks about her coach before every match whether he is there or not. she will think about him in london. >> a gold medal would be like

the greatest thing ever. for the school and for him and me. >> marty has qualified for the olympics. she is in the top ten in her weight class internationally. i wanted to give you a point. 92 years old. there is a question if he will go to london. his eye sight is not what it used to be. he has trouble reading a paper. put him in a gym and somebody performs a move in judo. bam. if they did it wrong, he can spot it in a second. >> i'm excited. i'll watch judo now. that's a great story. >> he is an international olympic legend. >> you go around the world and you go to san jose state? yes. she knows him. and let's do to our chief meteorologist in the weather

center. >> mother nature has a few moves up her sleeves. it looks gorgeous around here. almost like a painting with the visible shot from space. you can see this hugging the coastline here marin. that will start to build into santa cruz. it will not budge for tonight. the current numbers is where the fog is in place. 58 in san francisco. dropping a degree cooler. we are sheltered from the onshore flow. let's take you outside. you will see in san francisco is we cleared out from the low cloud cover in downtown. the fog will have an easy time returning throughout tonight. about three or four more hours of what you see now. then it will get more ominous through the late evening hours. you will find the fog at the coastline for the morning hours. we stay mild inland on wednesday. up, down and up again. it will drive you nuts in the

seven-day forecast. next thing we are focusing on is the jet stream. we will squeeze out drizzle here in the next 24 hours. for our wednesday, we stay breezy and mild for walnut creek and san jose and silicon valley. thursday, the upper area of low pressure is when it looks like it will bring back fog and drizzle at the coastline and at the south bay. most of the cloud cover against the coastline. also the bay bridge will encounter the low clouds. by the afternoon hours, it pushes back. you will see if you are headed out to the beach for tomorrow, it will be cloudy at times with the filtered sunshine as we can't get rid of the cloud cover. 51 in san francisco. 49 in santa cruz. low 50s from livermore to the valley. today is the first day of the

pacific turn season. usher in the first day, we are following tropical storm aletta. it is away from the u.s. mainland and to the south of mexico. it is a storm for the fish. winds at 45 miles an hour. it looks to dissipate by saturday at this point. it is a strong and early start here for our season. 77 in san jose. 79 in evergreen. it seems cool because of the hot weather. this is actually right where we should be for this time of year with 78 in danville. 77 in dublin. 60s in san francisco. 77 in santa rosa. on the three-day forecast, numbers go down into thursday and friday. here is the pattern. up and down and all over the place. 80s for saturday and sunday inland. by monday and tuesday, 70 degree temperatures come on back. so, you know, it has been three years now and mother nature is giving us what we should have this time of year.

>> it is pay back. >> i guess. >> how about some normalcy? >> i don't mind the breeze. >> thanks. here it is. the quote of the day. when god drops a puppy from the sky, you keep it. >> the woman uttered that phrase and that is the puppy on other should other. elaine claims a flying hawk dropped a puppy from its claws. the pup survived the fall and she has been caring for him since. she said he is really squirmy and she is naming him heavenly. lady gaga is giving in against a country that wants to shut her down. we want to know what you would do to balance the california budget. you can vote by calling 408-300-9222. 408-300-9222. we will bring you the results at 6:00.

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well, look who's at the white house today. the first lady trying to bend it like beckham. michelle obama welcomed the l.al.a l.a. galaxy. >> let's move. see you at 6:00.